Greater>Than Clothing

I’ve noticed a cool pattern in the comments on this blog. Many of them are of the form “x>y”, which is exciting. I like that the community around this site is already creating traditions. I’ve decided to call these little statements “G>T”s, and I’ve set up a “G>T”s page to list them. I’ll add to the page as I receive new ideas. All you need to do is comment in that format on any blog post or use the contact form to e-mail me. Thank you for sharing your ideas. Thank you for participating in the evolution of Greater>Than Clothing. Keep those “G>T”s coming!

By now, I hope that the Greater>Than concept is starting to make some sense. If you’re new to the site, check out the “What is Greater>Than” category to get caught up. Now that the idea has at least been outlined, I feel that I can start begging for help. What I need more than anything at this point is to add more designers to the conversation, for two main reasons:

1. It’s my goal to make Greater>Than as designer-friendly as possible, so want to get input from the design community early and often.
2. I can’t draw.

Specifically, I’m asking for at least 5 people who are interested in developing a t-shirt idea to contact me (joey [at] greaterthanclothing.com). I’m looking for people with some degree of comfort with Photoshop or Illustrator (t-shirt printing requires separate color layers), but don’t be shy about contacting me even if you’re not an Adobe whiz.

I have several ideas sketched out and would love to get some input on them, and I’d love to hear some new Greater>Than ideas as well (any design with a greater than symbol “>” will be considered). I want to get at least 5 t-shirt designs finalized and ready to manufacture so that I have some variety to offer when I start accepting pre-orders.

Greater>Than Clothing is in its early stages, but if you think I’m on to something, please get involved. I will try hard to make the experience worthwhile.

Don’t be shy about forwarding this either.

Thanks!